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New York's Delegation Will Go to'
Connress Marcli 4 With Detcrmin-
atioti to Land on the Hirjli Cosl of ' rial Residence in the City of Mos
Livlnu. cow, Russia.
NEW YORK, Dee. 20. Thu first
solid congressional delegation which
New York will send to the house or
representatives In ninny years on
March 4th next, is burnishing Its ar
mor for tho most belligerent cam
paign niion which the democratic
host of oCitham has ever embarked
In J h national ciipitul.
Led by Henry eGort'e, Jr., re
garded by the democracy of New
York aB one of the country's great
est political economists, the delega
tion Is to champion tho American
bread basket.
tl Is going after the scalp of Unit
ed States Senator Nelson V. Aldrlch
of Khode Island, chief sponsor foi
the Payne-Aldrlch tnriff and all that
ho stood for and reoporensted as
cd'alrman of the senate finance com
mittee. In the furtherance of that
policy It Is to single out for assault
the principal measures fostered by
the Khode. Island solon in tho alleged
lnlcrcs,ls of tho rubber trust and the
other monopolies subserved by the
tariff ho drafted.
With the prlco of the necessaries
of every day life from 10 to I'.O per
tent higher heret Hunauyvvlicrc else
Now York has felt tho pinch of the
Increased cost of living more than an
other American city. For this It
holds Aldrlch largely responsible.
1 fence tho disposition to concentrate
lire on lilm and all hla works.
In splto of his frequently empha
sized denials before election, .recent
revelations linve established the fact
that Senator Aldrlch holds more than
$;:,O0O,0Q0 worth of stock in tho In
tercontinental Itubber company, tin
$10,000,000 rubber trust. The jug
gjory of the schedule on manufac
tured rubber imposed a heavy tax on
the nipple of tho poor baby's milk
bottle as well as on tho tires of the
il.li man's automobile. Poor babiet
aie more numerous In Xew York than
elocwhere, so that thct ributo extort
ed from them for tho benefit of the
trust, has added a burden, Individu
ally small though It be, to a cIusf
thai can -least nffortl-It. -Unmnntr-factured
plantation rubber, of (In
best grades, commanding here $l.rl) a
pound can be collected and delivered
In Xew York from the ISast Indies oi
irom uriiisn uuinun, vnieli is now
'coming Into the market, at a cost of
2.1 cents a pound and wild rubber
from Hrazll for 73 cents, showing a
pioflt anywhere from 100 to 300 pei
cent. In adjusting the Payne-Aid-vlch
tariff schedule, so that thos
who are Interested In its use for
manufacturing purposes may exact
still further profits, Aldrlch and his
asosciate, , in tho opinion of No-.
York's congressional delegation dis
played an inordinate sense of greed,
which Is deserving of rebuke.
VICTIM OK DRINK NEEDS OKIU.VP
Drink cunninglv destroys the will
power, and while tho drunkard wants
to do what you tU him, ho wants a
thousand tlmo more tlio drink that
he craves. Medical treatment is pec
esbary bo t iat tho drink will not b
missed and restores tho patient to
health.
This remedy Is thoroughly scien
tific and is so uniformly succeiul
t lint it is sold witli a rcgiorod guar
nuteo to refund jour inpnqy IT it
fails to erfect a euro. Hooklut on
"How to (Jure Driiiikoiinous" free on
reqin-at. The Orrlne Co., ("12 Orrlue
ltulldlng. Washington. 1). 0.
Sold In this city by Leon II. I Ins
kins. .Medford, Or.
If ou are Mire thai .uur.tnru of
Icrs belter values lliiui uuv olhcr i;
your line, be equally mho that it i
better aderticd.
"-,
SCHOOL CHILDREN
Often need Glasses clurinn tlic
formative period of childhood.
Let us prepare the glasses for
your children's eyes, and the
chances are the sliflht error
will be speedily corrected and
wit.iin a short time the chil
dren's eyes will be restbred to
normal.
DR, STEPHENSON
Office Over Allen's Store,
Main and C Street,
Phono Main 1857. Medford. Or.
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MAIMD
KM IN MOSCOW;
For First Time in Centuries Members'
of Jewish Faith May Establish Lc-
ST..PETERSHUHG, pee. 20. An4
imperial order has been published
confirming a resolution recently
adopted by the cabinet permittim:
Jewish merchants sof the first guild
Id reside in (lie city and province ol
Moscow.
Kmperor Nicholas approved the
opening up of new sections Tor the
residence of Jews on November 1.
Heretofore legal residence of Jew
had been restricted to that section
of the Polish' provinces and the Uk
raine delimited by the original Jew
ish segregation law and known as
"the pale."
The new sections embrace 12 dis
tricts in the provinces of Vilebtd.
Yolliynin, Mohilov, Poltava and Khiv--on,
and the town of Yakaterinodnr.
The action of the government resulted
from petitions of theinhabitaiits of
(he nely opened localities, who de
sired tlieadinissiou ol Jewish resi-',
dents as a means of improving local
business conditions.
An official li?t was published in
May, which includes less limn '-01
Jcwsh merchants of the first guild
whose families were legally entitled
to live in Moscow. According to tin
estimates t the time, several hundred
otRers came within the order of o.
milsion. For Rent
Hoarding house, modern equip
ment; toilet, bath, city water, elec
tric lights, range and hot water heat
r; located witaliin one block Mcdfo'd
depot. Jiupiire Aldenhagen, Rogue
(iver Eyoclrio Co.
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MWDVQRD BAKERY
AND UWIjU'A'nWSNHjJN
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FOR SALE
lit) arte-, 70 Healed, (I in orchard,
;t miles station, building-., $S5 pel
acre.
:i acres or more under ditch, c.-c
to limits, truck or chicken ranch;
price low, easy terms.
:(20 acres dairy and, alfalfa ranch
70 cleared, cloku ill, $7000, terms.
17 acres. Ma in burning, 2 miles
Talent ; $8500, terms.
U20 acres dairy ami alfalfa ranch, fc
nulcs from iModford, 5 miles to
station; 15,000 cordb wood; $7000.
terms.
100 acres ulcoly located, clone In,
good liuildliu tradu ,for city loin
will mako good sub-division.
34 acres, under diteh, fine pear and!
alfalfa land, .'1 miles out, cleared i
and fenced; $2jj0 ikji acre.
CITY PROPERTY
b-rooiit nii'dern buusalow, close in;
$")00 will handle.
I ,,i livlJ'i "i blocks nostoffic . i
$S50, e.isv term.
Rooming hoiibe, 10 rooms, on Iiaj
jraia, clohc in; price cut for quick
snle. . .
s lots. Wc-t Paho st., $225 oneh.
J -room hou-e, near school, . mA'c,r..
sidewalk, city water; $U50, easy
term-.
Lot on pavinir. 5(1x200, $750t
Lots in West Walnut Park, $275 to
$350, easy terms. .
WANTED .
Girls for general housework.
LiutiiiL's of citv property and
ranches.
E. F. I. BITTNER
Room 20G, Taylor & Phipps Old" t
MfcRfrpttD'a'tAfL TfflflUflE,
LOST.
LOST Liberal reward for the re-'
turn or for int'ornmtioii lending to
the return of my fcninlu pointer iloir.i
A. Ulttek, ,-)U;i S. Oakdnle. Photic i
0021. -jo- I
LOST Howard for the return of my!
female pointer dog. A. Uluck, 50.1,
S. Onkjnlc. '
LOM An Aircdiilo pup. Return to
350 S. Riverside and receive re-
wind. i',V2 I
FOR EXCHANGE.
Ileal Estate.
EXCHANGE Seattle income prop
erly, $12,000, for ranch or fruit
land. .Mrs. I 128 Holly st. ''233
TQ EXCHANGE For Medford
;i
preperty: 20 acres, unimproved,!
$2000; 10 acres, unimproved.
$1000; 20 acres,
unimproved,!
$1000; 'lb acres, improved, $7500;
52 acres, improved, $.11,000; 30
acres, unproved,
York & Co.
$0000. V. T.
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Miscellaneous.
V-
FOR TjtADE 5x8 self inking print
ing prot.s, and full assortment ol'
type, for good camera of best offer
H. C. Glascock, 218 N. Realty
-licet.
232 1
FOR EXCHANGE Medford and
suburban property, ranches, timbar
lands, for other property. Address
Box 191). enro Mail Tribune. ' tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Miscellaneous.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGET-Five-!
passenger 4-c.ylindor touring autq
mobile. Address Hex 200, euro
Mail Tribune office. tf '
FOR LEASE
Miscellaneous.
Ioil 1.WAS10 Kully equipped placer
mine. Coll on Abtonusgou, Uoguu
River Klectrlc Co., 21C Vost
Alain. tf
FOR REJIT.
Farms.
FOR RENT Farms from i0 acres
to 400 acres, alfalfa land, fruit
ranches, garden lauds, general
I'nruung ranches. Gold Ray Realty
Co.. 210 West .Mn in. tf
Hoiisekcepiiig Kooms.
FOR RHNT Furnished liousekecp
ing- rooms, one, Iwo or three roouv
in a suite ; also single rooms. 711
also
N.
Central ave.
2:15
FOR RENT -Furnished housekcop
ing and sleeping roouih at 125 I:.1
Oakdale avo. j
FOR RENT-Housekeeping
15 X. Ilartlettt.
rooms
2:12
I'mimIsIiimI KooniH.
FOR RENT At Iho Cottnp;o, plcai-
nut, furnished room?, with hot and
cold running water; baths, laro
sunny porches. 001 W. 10th St. or
124 King St. tf.
FOR RENT Two largo connecting
front rooms, fine for offices or
dressmaking parlors, upstairs, cen
ter of town; $25 month. Phone
0202. :)0
FOR RENT .Sunny furnished
rooms, one block from postoffice;
board if desired. 208 N. Central
ave.. corner 5th st. 300
FOR HKNT--Furnished moms for
transients at No. 10 N. Crape st..
next to Farmers' & Fruitgrowers
Rank bldg. tf
FOR' l.'FNT -My day or week, plca
ajil attractive tnruished rooms. 128
S. Ilollv st.. near City Park. 2; 15
FOR RENT -Nicely fimiitdicd room,
with board, iie.t door. .115 North
it. 2:i:i
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room.
20: Ole.-on st. Phone Alain 4474. T
FOR RENT Nicely furnished
rooms. 5215 W. 10th st. 2:12
Hoard and Itooni.
HOARD with room, $0 par week,
meals served family style, home
cooking. 44(5 S. Evergreen st.. cor.
12th, on Southern Pacific traoki2:il
it I
WANTED -Hoard, $5 per week, a.u'
room and board, $11.50 per wcei..
OOfi E. Main st. H'M '
Hoard and Itoom.
. 1 L l '
PRIVATE HOARD
AND KQ0.M
,il
I!
402 S. Central nvo
Hurt.
Mrs. C.
Idjucs.
i Fpi( HKNT $30.
I (milt in furniture,
I trays, light-, eto.
! btrcot.
modern house,
hnli. Iuundrv
720 W. Eleven'
2:11
FpJt REN'f 5-rooin furnished bun-'
galow, $50 per iiionth. 820 Roi. -uett
ave., Eat Medford. Al'I'b' ''
KdineadoK Hrog.' ihoo store. tf
foj RENT Si$-roou cottage. AiU
d--,.-.,,
2155.
- 1
521 W. Hamilton st. Phone
Hiuiiiess Room.
FDR f( EXT Office rooms, 1 each
K-r month, in Hostel's modern
block .. (4ntiil J'oiit Ofr. I'a.f
ties desiring well IhckUmI ottic
I lit'lll Will il.) W I . 1 II
ill.-. 'll)
ailflDF6l?D;PR15QON, 'hjftgpAY. THSeiSflBlSR 20; 1 Q f 0.
I
FOR RENT.
Hulnes Itooins
FOR RENT
Postoffice.
-Office rooms oyer
See (Jen. Dyer.
the
1 t ;
FOR RENT Off ico rooms in Eloo-
trio building, modern equipment,
steam heat, electric light, baths,
toilet, hot and col J water. Gold
Ray Really Co., 210 W. Main st. tf
FOR RENT Husincss room cm Y.
Main St., 24x140, suitnblo for res
tnnrnnt or billiard room or other
business, steam licet. Gold Rny
Rcalty, Co., ,210 tW. Main ;st. tf
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Ittislucss Properly.
FOli SALE OK HENT-S-roont
house at 700 S. Oakdale nvo., nowh
painted and decorated, cement
basement; will sell at a bargain
vim m'si ot lernis; nioiuniy pay
ments if desired. Harry II. Tullle.
Park ave., immediately back of the
above house. Phone 71. tf
FOR SALE Oil RENT Good open
ing for general merchandise sto'c
in new town with $15,000 monthly
payroll, on railroad, 12 mjlos from
Medford. Gold Ray Realty Co,
200 W Main. tf.
Houses.
FOR SALE OR RENT Modern
bungalow, all furnished; cheap il
taken at once.. 403 N. Holly si. 211:1
FOR SALE.
Iteal Estate.
FOR SALE N. IJ., the Looniis orch
ard,' O acres old for $12,000 on
Wednesday; .conic to Talent, Or.,
and see this orchuul l have to sell;
2 miles from, Talent; 17 acres, 11
acres in bearing fruit trees, 150
SJzenbergs, 100 New towns, 100 (.
C. Pippins, 200 Gravcnstcins. 200
U. I)., .18 Astrachan. 18-20 Y. Pip
pin, 50 pear trees (mostly Winter
Nelis), qbout lit) peach Irces, 10
cherry. Jew plums, prunes, grapes,
etc.; all in hearing: price $10,00(1.
half down, if po.sj.ible. Conje to
Talent and lql uio show you this or
chard before you buy anywhere
else. If you write, inclose htamp-..
L. X. Judd Holifi-ts bldg.. Talent.
Or. ' tf
Husincss Property.
FOR SAliE Choiot business prop
erty at a bargain, on long lime;
easy teims, Address Condor Wn
tor Powpr Co. "
FOt SALE-rTliird, floor of Ailki-i
bldg., formerly uKod by Oddfellows.
Apply to I). F. Day, Frank Wilson
or J. It. Wood.' tf
FOR SALE Residence lots, close in.
high elevation, commanding a beau
tiful view of the city and valley;
best reoujenco district, at prices
Unit are right. A. F. Baruclt, Jack
son Co. Rank bldg. Phone .Main 42,
residence 2571.
tf
FOR SALE A lew choice lots in
ope and two-aero tracts for the
purchaser while they last; ubi.c
properly ban preferred title. Ad
dress 1)08 Newlown or phono 5081.
2:12
FOR SALK $200 each, $10 down
and $10 per month, for six fine
building lots. 5(.120, one block
from pavement on North 0 st. In
quire 4 S. Orange st. tf
Aeivngo.
FOR SALE Largo modnrn house
with south and east front, 1 Li feet
front on paved street, by 181 feet
long, nicely improved eroiuids; ev
erything slricllv inodorn; reason
for selling, lady of bouse needs 1
change of climate; this place is
suitable for nice homo or liist
elass rooming Immis" ; easy terms In
right part v. S Hie Jackson
Counly Realty ('., 004 West Tenth
si. Wo also Jiiivu largo and small
tracts- of iuunnied and unimprov
ed orchard 'mnN If
FOR SALE In small tract-", or m
11 whole, 2)0 acres l'inoht fruit 01
alfalfa laud, 2 miles fiom railroad,
il miles from Mcdfonl; hind ii ab
solutely free soil, rtluop and rich:
110 lumlpuu; slopes gently to and
fa cox, on main county road; we iiiu-l
sell litis tract in the next :H la,y-;
price and Icruis are right. See plat
in our office. D. II. Jackson & Co..
118'Ij Main st. Phone 2722. II
FOR SALK--HeHiuiful hillside build
ing situ, about 1 acre, jusl ouUidc
of city limit in I 'ait .Medford; hig'.i
and sightly, with beautiful view of
Mc.ilford and 'ho valley; will sell 1
uorc for the price, yoi- would Imvc
to pay for a good city let: small
cash payment, easy lornis on ba.
imcc. Addics . O. Hox 702. 241
FOR KALE-ft, 10 and i!(M-pro
tracts with purputual water right
for bale 011 eiiby payment plan.
Uoguelaiid lneorioratod, Fred N.
Ciimmiiig. manager. tf
111 " U 1 i 1
FOR SALK--5 m.d 10-nero Irncis
just within and adjoining city lim
its, at a bargain, on 5 annual pay
niQiite. Addreus Condor Water
Powor Co. '
10 acres
wile l'roi.i
...ie
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planted to pear-, one
( Cm 1 1 4 p.. hi, ' ' 1 1 , 1
FOR SALE.
Acreage.
FOR SALE 22 acres of good frail
or faiu land in the Wolf Creek dis
trict; will sell cheap if lalfuii at
once. Address P. O. Ho. 110, Med
ford, Or.- 2117
llOURCS.
Medford Mai: Tribune
uro business brlngera.
Want ads
FOR SALE New five room house;
good lot; good, location; electric
lights in; $i:i50.00. Address C. O..
P. O. Ho.v 714. 2:iJ
HOME FOR SALK In Talent. Jnek
son county, Oregon, a newly incor
porated town, 11 fine hunio of iS
acres; loved fertile alfalfa and
fruit land, irrigated; one block from
poslol'lice, on the main road and
exlonds to Hear creek; has Iwo
acres bearing Nowiowus, 11 years
old; 12 acres ltartletj and D'Anjou
pears; 2 acres alfalfa; all is fine
garden land; " (i-i'oom house; cli
mate very mild; pure water from
the mountains; healthy; churches,
schools and lilerary societies; io
saloons or drunkenness it is 11 dry
town; it is midway between Ihe
thriving cities of Medford and Ash
land ;price $10,000; ,$4500 down,
the remainder on time at (I per
cent, Come to Talent and let me
take you over Ihe place, or write,
enclosing stamps. L. N. Judd, Tal
ent. Or.. Dec. 8. 1010. 240
FOR SALE A strictly modern five
room bungalow with bath, built-in
buffet, chiffoniers and refrigerator,
buffet, kitchen, mission electrical
fixtures; will consider oilier prop
erty as part payiucijl. Call 00
owner, 210 S. Grape, after 5 p. in.
4'l",
FOR SALE Limjled number pure
bred Poland China boars, II and 1
mouths old, eligible, to go in Ihe
best herds and cheap enough for
apy farmer to buy. Horkeley Or
elnuds, Geo. C. Osgood, mgr. Phono
Fanners 701.'. If
FOR SALE I have for sale two 5
lo o m bungalows within five blocks
of Main st., on paved street; cement
walks, strictly modern and (lie price
is right. Address P. O. Hox 27,
city. 2U2
Miscellaneous?
FOR SALE Placer einim, (10 acres,
dHuht rs,orv,oijVT,.suni'.l,jiqiifco, gpol
land; Jacksonville 3 .ui'don; price
right. Address V. A Spriugl'ord,
Jacksonville,- Or. . LM'I
FOR SALE Strawberries from your
own .garden; sets now for sale at
Oregon Rooming .house, 414
Front si.: exchange for hens.
N.
2:11
FOR' SALE, A numb, of Whijc
Leghorn pullets at a bargain if
taken at once. Address "Poultry,"
Mail Tribune oil ice.
FOR SALK Exceptional bargain;
J 1)10 Chalmers Detroit "HO.'' See
Ira J. Dodge, l'Viiitgrowers' Hank
.bldg. IT
FOR SALE Good team horses,
wagon and harness', also
luiittii'c '! I W. aiu si.
(Kill COW.
2.'!2
FOR SALK Cookstove, burned two
mouths, cos $17; will luko $10. In
ipiirc Gregory's Studio,
FOR SALK-Polat(es, Al ranch po
, taloes, 1 cent a pound while they
last. 707 W. .Main.
FOR SALK Flat top office desk
and revolving chair, P. O. Hox 121.
Phone 5182.
FOR SALK -Luggv, good us
cheap. 2:il) North Ivy st.
110,
:ioo
FOR SALK-Corn.
Clain'V.
Dr. 11. M
WANTED.
MUcollnneonn.
WANTED One or two dozen Rhode
Island ted pullets or year eld lions,
thoroughbreds. P. O. Hox 88, Med
ford. Tel. .'1002. 1122.
WANTED Four mules; must he
.miiiikI uud used to working 011 an
(.rcliard. Ajhlretis "Muloti," cnic
Mail Tribune. 2:15
WANTiqj-Cleau colton
Mail Tribune office.
rags
T"
HELP WANTED.
Help Wanted Mule.
WANTED- Two good solicitor-, mule
or female, on a fast Helling article.
Call 011 Coinetius-Garmir Really
Co.. Ki:i West Main Htruut. Phone
OOJIl. 2:i2
WANTED - Foreman to take
charge of young orchard, wife to
coyk for men. Mint furnish ref
erences, Hoinliiiot Conner, Central
Point. 320
WANTED Salesmen in every local
ity 'of the iiorthwobt; money ad
vanced weekly ; many make over,
$1000 month; choice of territory.,
Yakima Valley Nursery Co., Top-1
pouitfli, Wash,
WANTKD-A firt-chiss Japanese
boy for housework, 2 in family and1
'"d w 0 c Apph moiiiiii' '1 1
Oikd.il u
WANTED.
Help Wniifcd-
"1 ,
-.Male.
WANTED Will the slight young
man, wearing short black mustache
and high buckled shoes, who paid
$4 for Winchester shotgun on
street nboul December 7, kindly
commuuieatu with Miss S., care
Mail Tribune.
WANTED Position by local young
man to keep set of books for small
firm, from 4 to 0 p. 111,, or in the
evenings; am also stenographer.
Address F. R., care Mail Tribune
office. 'i:i2
Help Wanted Female.
WANTED A good .-cliablo wpninu
to do cooking npd general house
work. Address Mrs. Wilbur Jones,
Jacksonville, or call Phone 1711 or
101. tf
WANTED Cilrl tor general hoimc
work: wanes $1 per day. Call at
21C W. Main st. tf
Situations Wanted.
ORDERS solicited Mrs. A. M.
Link, representing Direct Cloth Co.
St. Louis, Mo., wishes to announce
to ladies of Medford she will take
orders for niade-lo-iueasiiro gar
ments and goods by the ard at
2:i0 N. Central, during fall and
winter season; prices low, satis
faction guaranteed. 235
WANTED Nursing by Mrs. K. Mo
Reynolds. Call ill :12!) N. Riverside
ave.. or phone Main .'11L
WANTED Japanese woniiiu wants
position, housework ami help cook.
Pho'nc aiu (1051. 2:15
WANTED Dressinuking. Address
Mrs. Fielder, W. Walnut Park. 23 P
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Accountants.
D., R. WOOD General accoiintnnt
Your books audited and kept for .1
reasonable figure; your business
solicited. Office Phipps bldg.,
roo;u 201). Phono 3122.
Architects.
JOHNS & TURNKR. Architects and
Huil'dorH. Office 7-8. 323 Main
Phone Main 3471. Residence phone
744.
Assaycc anil Analyst.
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KARL V. JNGKLS. .11. K. Oiut
equipped assay office in Oregon;
food products, soils, ' fertilizers,
spray products, ivulor,
nlv.cd. Grants Puss.
etc,
mi-
-v
.A'tornojM.
C0LYI
iLYip fc re;
vig,. C. L. Ren
MES-
rW' ,M.
Q)-
aiuofi. Lawyers. Ut-
fice Medford National Hank build
ing, second floor.
PORTER J. NKFF, WM. P. MEJA.
LEY Atlorneys-nt-lnw. No. Q D
strnol. ground floor.
A. E REAMES
Lawyer, Ganiett-
Corey bldg.
vTTl HNGTON & KELLY
Palm building.
Lawyers.
liilllnrd Pai-IorN.
Tf"
S. T. HROWN & CO, Hillinrda, Ci
gars and Soft Drinks. Up sln'ijy,
Young ff Hall building. A niji',
enol piacc (0 spend tho hot nftpv
nnons. Ulll I'OHtcrw.
YERNE T. CANON Hill poslqranr
Distributor. All orders prom-ilb.
filled. Room 20. Jackson County
Hank bnilding. Medford. Or.
Cigars mid Toliacco.
IRELAND & ANTLE. SmokehoiiKq
Dcalors in tobacco, cigars and
fUiioreks' sppplius. Exclusive agents
of Lewis Single Hinder, El Meritt
and El Palonuia. 212 West Mam
street.
Collections
ACCOUNTS collccled in any part of
the world. No (linrgu if not col
lected. Pacific Collecting Co., 33
Jackson Co. Hank lldi.
I''ldelity and Surety Houds,
L. L, SMALL, bonds of all kinds in
Ihe besl companies, 33 Jackson Co.
Itauk bldg.
Kurnlliiic
II. 1. WrLSQ"N&7:a,' dealorsii
new and bvMiid-haud fiiruiliire
and, liurd ware. Agentx for House
hold stoves and ranges. 10 South
Fjr ipv. Phoiio Main j 1 01 .
MISSION FCItNITURE WORIC"
Corner 8lh tmd Holly 'Ureels, Mud
fonl, .Mission furniture made .
order. Cabinet work of all kinds
A .trial order solinited
m 1 !
MORDOFF & WOLFF Cookstove
and rangos. New and ocoud-hnud
furniture. Ends' old stand, 18 W
F st. South. Hlionq 01. Medford
(Ii-anilo Worku.
GOLD RAY GRANITE CO., 21G W
Main st., manufacturers and deal
ers in ginonumental and buildin
granito, orushod granito common
brick and prossed brick, coarse and
fine waslied river sand.
MEDFORD HR1CIC QO.-Gpo. V.
Priddy, O. D. Naglo, Geo. ,T.
O'Hrion Contraotors and mnnu
faoturPJ's of brik; dealers, in
p-ps.'fd brioV and lime. Office in
i mi. ti en.., nil., 1, 1,10m lll lilt
u u 1'iion- No rust
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Notary l'ubllc.
NOTARY PUHLIC Room
Phipps bldg. '
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NOTARY
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PUBLIC-Mail Tribun-
Nurscrtcs.
QUAKER NURSERIES Oar trees
are budded, not graflcd. Our.Btoiik
is Jiot irrigated. Wo puarnntco ev
erything put out. Wo nro not ui
the trust. II. II. Patterson, offioo
removed to 110 E. Main st.
ROGUE RIVER VALLEY NUR
SERY CO., inc. Growers , , of
high grndo nur.oiy stock. Office
25 W. Main. Tel. 1201.
Nursery-Products
THE OREGON NURSERY products
are all one-year bud on 3-year
roots; representative offioo now in
Medford; can supply apple, pear
and walnut trees on short notice; all
guaranteed in ovory respect; ranch
ers, wrilo us of your needs; will bo
glad lo ipiolc you prices.
l'aiiitcrs and faperliaiigere.
DECORATE your tinted walls will,
slcueil borders by A. Hisdon, paint
er, decorator and paperhanger, No.
5 10. 3d st.. Medford.
Photographers.
HAVK your Xmas photos made by
Miickey if you want something tc
please.
Physicians and Surgeons.
DR. S. A. LOCKWOOD
N Physician and Surgeon. ,,
Office 210 E. Muin si., over llu:
kins' drug store.
Phono Main 1001.
DRS. CONROY & CLANCY Phv
sicians and surgeons, .Taylor uuK
Phipps bldg., rooms 210-211r212.
Office phono 501, residence pjionii
012. Office hours !) a. m. to 8 p. in.
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DR. F. G. CARLOW. DR. EVA
MAINS CARLOW - Osteopathia
physicians. Moved (o Rooms 410
and I J 7, Garnotl-Coroy bldg. PlVouu
Main 0351.
DR. E. l'r. 'lORT.Klt I)itfci8csuof
women u specialty. Rooms b, (i. 7.
8. S(. Murk'ii bldg,, Medford, Qr.
ruenes:
4051.
Office 4001, rosiduueo
MHgi4AUK E, 4JN.pERS-Prno-tioe
limited to discnucs of ,thu "ye,
oar, nose and throat. v i)fficjs 210
E. Main st., over Medford Hard
ware Co.
OIL ARTEMAS W. DEANE Office
in Itinlto blili., 123 K. Main.' G.is
administered for uxlrrctiou of
teeth. Telephone .Main 081. Night
phone 4432.
1 i" " ' ' 1 ; "
DR. W. W. WICK liotueopathi'u
physician; residence 203 Olson st"
phono .Alain 4474; offieo, rooms 3
and 4,, St. Mark's block, phone Main
1871.
DR. STKARNS Physician and sur
geon. Office Gnrnolt-Cdroy bldg.,
rooms 211-212, phono 1002. Resi
dence 1 13 Laurel st., phone 20II2.
W. A. LOVKLACK-Conlractor and
practical builder; estimates free;
patronage appreciated. 125 South
Almond st.
DR. MYRTLE S. LOCKWOOD -Practice
limited to diseases of wo
men. Office Haskins bldg. Phono
Main 1001.
)IL STEPHENSON fil Khmw lo
correct any dof'cel of tho eye. Of
fice ovtir Allen &
Main 1851.
Reagan's. Phono
Dr. W. M. Van Scoyoc.
Dr. C. C. Van Seoyoo.
Dentists.
Fruitgrowers Hank bldg., Medford,
Pjr. .Plpiiiu 3072.
Printers and Publishers.
MEDFORD PRINTING CO. has tho
best equipped job office in South-
eru Oregon; Portland prices. 37
South Central avenue.
HteimgraptHTH.
ELLA M. GUANYAW Plm""Blooir
Stonoraphio work done qaiokly
and vvoll.
PPHLIC
Harnett,
Side.
STENOGRAPHER --4Q2
Corey building, Wot
245
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Tin Shops.
J. A. Smith Tin shop. Tin nnd
shoot iron ware on hand and Hindu
to prdor. 128 North G st.
Road
Undertakers.
MEDFORD FURNITURE CO.-Undertakers.
Day phono 3(51. Ni-iht
phone: C. W. Conkliu 3001; J. K.
Hullnr 3571: John A. Peri 4111
Unions.
CARPENTERS' UNION. LOCAL
1840 Moots at Smith's hall, 128
North Grnpo stroot, every Thurs
day ovoniup promptly nt 8 o'idofV.
AH journeymen carpomorR. as well
ua looa.1 moinbrfl, urged to be pren
ont. Hushioss of vititt intorost to
ult onrpenlrr trnniarlflil nt Uu"n
1 wws. lings, J J, Seal, buhluM: ttt.
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